Do you have a link? Cant seem to find one
A nice alternative to newpipe is LibreTube btw!
You can use obtainium on fdroid to keep it updated
Without digging in to the numbers further than just looking at this map, could this be because the relative areas of the factors you listed didn't pass a threshold to make it? @ezmack what data source was used for this?
Lol, our main initiative at work right now is migrating our on prem auth to keycloak.
They all say removed where the expletives are for me
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Sweet, thanks for sharing!
I'll follow once I get accepted on an instance!
Seems to be running pretty slow right now, is it just a one-off or is this their normal response time?
Nope, not yet. Might spin up my own. If not, something tech-centric.
There's an open pull request for this https://github.com/aeharding/voyager/pull/415
Hey all! I'm interested in creating an account on mastodon, and am looking to build up a list of people to follow. Let me know who your must follows are!
Yeah, I work at a company that makes these kinds of cameras. Drivers hate them, but it really does enforce safe driving habits. This makes the roads a safer place, like it or not.
Brings insurance down a lottt too.
I'm using s40's myself! Hoping I can flash with tasmota, didn't know that was an option!
Apologies, just realized I posted from my browser that's set to UTC time. I'll look in to doing it based off of time/periods of heat gain, thanks!
Below is correct timezone.
Hi all,
Recently got a window AC for my bedroom. It's presently using its automatic 'eco' mode, which seems to turn on around ~75 degrees F and off around ~72 degrees F.
This seems a touch excessive to me, as it seems to be on more than off.
I have the Thermal Comfort integration, which provides a range of different thermal indices.
Numeric indices: (dew point, frost point, absolute humidity, moist air enthalpy)
Bio indices: humidex, heat index.
Human perceived temperatures or “feels like temperatures”: dew point perception, humidex perception, relative strain perception, summer scharlau perception, summer simmer perception, thorms discomfort perception.
I have a broadlink IR blaster that I could toggle the AC on and off with.
Would automating off of one (or more) of these thermal indices be more optimal? Would there be a better way?
Here's a graph for some context:
Light blue: Bedroom humidex
Dark blue: Outside humidex
Red: Bedroom temp
Orange: Outside temp
Thanks so much!
You can do that in the browser settings in both FF and chrome
You can do that in the browser settings in bOTH FF and chrome
I don't understand why people don't break stuff like this up with newlines
Python script to update metadata information for items in plex as well as automatically build collections and playlists. The Wiki Documentation is linked below. - GitHub - meisnate12/Plex-Meta-Mana...
Hi all, I'm interested to make the jump over to jellyfin, but am wondering if theres a way to automate collections and playlists?
Thanks!